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This European country is killing 20 per cent of its bear population
Bear defenders say the hunt is more about ‘macho prestige’ than keeping the predators to a safe level.
Europe's heathlands are under threat from rising temperatures
Heathlands are critical stopping off places for birds crossing Europe.
The Iberian Lynx has bounced back from the brink of extinction
The European species’ population has more than tripled in two years thanks to conservation efforts.
How are sea otters saving California marshland from destructive crabs?
Hunting bans and habitat restoration have brought otters back to save this California marshland.
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Wolf cull begins in Estonia despite conservation fears
Concerns have been raised that the science behind the cull is shaky, and that killing wolves may drive them to harmful behaviours against humans.
Are ‘hairy’ coffee pollinators getting too hot in the tropics?
‘We’re not paying enough attention’ say scientists studying pollinator loss in the tropics.
Euroviews. We need nature if we want us and our businesses to keep growing
Leaders are coming to recognise that their passion for nature and the great outdoors can be used as a force for good to drive change and build cohesiveness in the business community, Will Hayler writes.
‘Profoundly sad’: These beloved animals were the last of their kind
From Martha the pigeon, to Toughie the tree frog - here are just a handful of the iconic endlings driven to extinction since 1914.
‘Appalling’ scale of bottom trawling in the UK revealed in new report
The NGO says it equates to 15 years worth of negative impact in Marine Protected Areas, "making a mockery" of the UK's biodiversity goals.
Big cats could return to Scotland, new study reveals
Lynx have been successfully reintroduced in some parts of Europe. Could Scotland be next?
Cutting down trees is boosting biodiversity in this Finnish forest
The tree stumps they leave behind are providing a unique habitat for birds and insects.
Australia’s pet of choice: The fuzzy bee without a sting in its tail
Australian youngsters are taking to beekeeping with the support of a project aiming to promote and protect a stingless bee species.
Scientists are using poo to save these adorable, pocket-sized owls
Scientists in California are helping burrowing owls to find new homes as their grassland habitats disappear.
Seagrass has more sex when otters are in the water
Scientists have revealed the unlikely sexual chemistry between eelgrass and sea otter populations off the Canadian coast.
Scientists are eavesdropping on fish using underwater technology
Researchers are using underwater acoustic technology to track fish movements and habitats in the Channel.